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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-12-10
POLICE JURY.

Regular Meeting held on this 9TH. day
of December 1887.
The Meeting being called to order the
named members were present: Hon. r.
Berard, President and Messrs. Gutekunst
Patin and Gillard.
Absent: Eug. Duchamp.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
Mr.. Chs. Gutekunst was excused for
not attending last meeting.
The clerk was directed to notify Mr.. Fe-
lix Patout that the Police Jury was dis
posed to pay at any time the amount due
him as tutor of the minor children of
Mrs. Ernestine BrOussard for purchase Of
tract Of land for public road In that
section, provided that deed Of sale be
executed.
The Clerk was further directed to noti-
fy Mr.. ]. Peters as Road Overseer to have
public road worked at Mr.. Robert Mar
tins property between now and the 18th
Of February next as Mr.. Martin, has in
formed that Body that he would at that
time:remOve his fencing on his line.
The report Of Jury appointed to open
public road from Breaux Bridge to Bayou
VermilliOn was accepted and the road
overseers Of Districts In that section are
hereby instsucted TO have the said road
Openad i'm prOper time.
On motion Of Mr.. Gillard, seconded by
Mr.. Gutekunst, Be 1t resolved.
That an appropriation Of three hundred
dollars be made to build all necessary
bridges on said road.
This motion was laid upon the table
to be acted upon at the next regular
meeting.
There being no further business TO
transact on motion Of Mr.. Gillard, secon-
ded and carried the meeting was adj
journed.
true copy from the Minutes.
AUG. MARAIsT,
Clerk p j.
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did not attend the convention last Sun
day are satisfied with McEnery,
well, we guess if Mac is good for them he
must be good for the others also, and we
presume it is why they remained away.
The Messrs. Carriers and Rawlins who
worked the Catahoula plantation by con-
tact this year, have bought aplantation
in st. Mary parish, and are now moving
to that place. The above gentlemen are
hard working, and enterprising people
and their departure will be a loss to our
parish.
Father Dumas was last week appoin-
ted Rector of st. Patrick church in New
Orleans. to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Rev. Patrick F. Allen.
Father Dumas was ordained priest
Aug. 4th. 1872, and his first appointment
was assistant priest at st. Martinsville.
He remained here two years, and in that
short time. had won the esteem of his
whole congregation, and his name is yet
frequently mentioned by the Catholics of
st. Martin.
When your girl goes back on you call
for the Belle of Anderson, at B. Audi
bert.
We will from this date send large
number of sample copies to our friends
and citizens of this and other parisAes.
those receiving them not wishing to be-
come subscribers will please return same
with the word refused" Our subscrip-
ton rate is the low price Of one dollar
year.
We are opposed to conventions aud
mass meetings for the selection Of Off
GERS, we much prefer primaries, as it
gives each one a chance to cast his vote
in his ward without being put to the IN
convenience of riding several miles, and
especially in such 4 weather as that of
last Sunday.
After severe test:of twelve years, by
many leading physicians and thousands
of females, it has been thoroughly de-
monstrated that ENGLISH FEMALE
BITTERS has cured and relieved more
sickly:: females than all other remedies
combined. All monthly defects, excesses
or weaknesses, affecting married or SIN
gle ladies, are promptly relieved by its
use.
Mr.. Amede Champagne, deputy She
riff, was conducting two prisoners from
Breaux Bridge here, last Monday, and
when he got in Il certain place near a
wood, the prisoners passed under wire
fence, took the wood, and made good
their escape.
NJ. Champagne came here and mott
titled Sheriff Broussard who returned
with Champagne to look after them but
could not get any truce IF them.
We don understand how they esca-
ped the ofliceras they were ,handcuffcd
and in broad day light.
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nATENTS Procured. Wm. G. Hen
dersOn, 925 + ST.. Wash
ingtOn, ID. C. Formally of the Exami-
ming Corps U. s. Patent Office. 17years'
experience. Send sketch or model for re-
port as to patentability Correspondence
solicited.
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Santa Claus.

Will make general display of toys at
the College Hall on Monday the 26th.
inst. The Sisters of Mercy will be in
charge. take the little ones there and
make them happy.
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Francis L. Duchamp, a new conner,
called at the family of our friend l.. Z.
Duchamp, at 10 p. M, Tuesday last, and
enrolled under the Nichols standard,
but unfortunately too late for the con-
vention.
We congratulate our friend and his es.
timablc lady.
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N o T | c. f

All hunters and tresspassers are hereby
notified to keep off the Norgress Planta-
tion under the penalty of the law.
Oct. 1 ) m. j. u. Collins.
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Columbus Harrison,

DEALER IN -
Fine Family Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco,
rinware, Hardware, Canned Goods
Fine Liquors and everything
kept in a first class Family Grocery.
(EAsT SIDE OF BAYOU TECHE.
st, Martinville, La.
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d. Audibert has just received the finest
stock Of fine liquOrs ever received in this
town.
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Who Wishes a Bargain?

A strong and substantial peddling
Hack, two Horses and the entire outfit
for sale. Address at this office for fur
ther infOrmatiOns. dec 3
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Notice to Tax Payers.

st Martinsville Nov, 9th. 1887.
The tax payers of st Martinsyille are
hereby notified and requested to call at
the office Of the undersigned Collector
at the Court House and pay their Corpora
tion taxes for tie year 1887.
A. BIENVENU-COllectOr
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Transient advertisements, 75 cents per
nch for first insertion; 80 cents for each
subsequent insertion.
Official or legal advertisements, 81 per
1, inch for first insertion; and so cents for
each subsequent insertion
UBrief communications upon subjects
of public Interest solicited. No attention
will he given to anonymous letters.
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COME {! COME ! /!

There Is a Bargain at
Cab. Gardemal's Emporium.
The finest and most assorted stock Of
Hats and shoes of the season. dee 3
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$3.50 in cash! 3 Worcester's and 3
Webster's Dictionaries, worth $50. and
Dictionary Holders. worth $3.50, given
As prizes for hest essays answering the
question why should use a Dictionary
Holder" For full particulars send to
La Verne W. Noyes, 30 & 1O1 W. Monroe
Street, Chicago, the maker of Dictionary
Holders. Or inquire at your Bookstore.
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500 to $500 month can be made
working for us Agents preferred who
can furnish tiseir own horses and give
their whole time to the business. Spar
moments maybe prOftably employed al
IA A few vacancies in tewHs and cities
Il +. JOHNSON l. CO., 1913 Main street
Richmond Va.
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sew n WAS PnKYExTED

Representative 0FosSenoE asserted
snphatloally in The interview pablished
10 sha PoaF- lNruLIoEScnn yesterday
thai shA failure Of the amended Dolph
on foFfeiaine he lands granted 10 ths
Northern Paeias Railroad Company fOR
che sonsaEucsion Of q line down The
Columbia river. ss cell a. those co.,
slauoaa 10 the portion Of The Cascade
Division vhish YES then unOomplsted,
@as due entirely 70 The opposition OF
ana whom be does not name
bsi uho Il none other than Delegate
Toorhasa. He opposed n under The pre-
eat thai noshing bat . bin foEfeitiDR
all Ne lands west Of she Missouri river
woald sala him. and succeeded in de-
fealing he esly fOEfsilaFs bin which
there vas any chance Of PASSING. He
did this In spite Of The fast that .
alansa hnd been inserted n the bill sx-
croMay saivulaiine that its passage muss
aoa be Eeaardsd ~ in any sense . con-
nfxaiion Of The osmpany's title 10 the
sands whieh q ala not declare forfeited.
Ths svidenos Of 0snsral 6FosvsaOF %
tAis puaaA h interesting and shoold not
b. teseottsa By The voters Of Washing
anR TerFitogy.
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rnE uTE esTBRRAK.

Lasss aasiass indicate that ths Uis
outbreak In oslosado ID mach more ser
lOua than ths Assl reports led the public
q bsllsve. There are noe said 70 be
as Isast two hundred Indians on the
uas palh. end. ~ they can eaaiiy ssoare
90 q region Of almost inaccessible noun
salns, thsy naay succeed In giving con
aidarably more trOsbIs than they are
worth before they are snbdned. Gen
sFal Crook ls saiA 70 base . foDdness
Ger Ious campaigns and indirect meth
oAs Of attach. and II be winds np thia
asouhls Before the snd Of the summer,
ne wEll b saFpassiag ell Of his previous
sososas. Az get. however, the State al
ahositias Of Colorado seem 10 have
ehaEas Of lhs affair and u is iost pos
aahle hat thsy Will set . chance 10 deal
wsih ed Oolorow and his freebOotsrs
before OsasFal Crook arrives II they
40. Il Il aitoRslheT probable that they
will teach then . lesson that will not
aoon he forgotten and that Il viii Be :
lona time before Colorado 10 disturbed
By anoahss Indian outbreak.
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Ia forsss hsss whish hare ben %
pss=zlanf II al portions u tbs os1nizy
akfa smmmex have fuEneA Ne attsnfisn
e shs putlis onss mers 20 - saAisa
Ct aossgs ns1s and hou - pEsssns fksnz-
Ths psopls Il Wes1arn Wnshfnat1n Sc
paEsss1iaEiy inissss1sd b ihis subisst.
and mauy II he psesantfons suRzsaase
fos tie pssYenfioa e arss esaid -
uaad 10 Rsod adsantnas IN this s0antsy
whase thonaands II asEss q timbeF sra
dsstroyed Annually and whers II
bsaufy 81 TIE summes d oftsn hi1dsn
bshind veil q snoks.
Tks Chicago Infsy -0esan azhs, ssASs
forrest asss 10 Be rEsssntsdf" and foi-
Ious The qaeaaisn VITA ssms adviel
whieh can b hesesd 70 a. great 81
vantsRs % Ppest Sound e % Lakl
MishiEan o. Laks SapsEioE. Issays:
Fcessa ares ere not 0ftsn snkindIsi
b. pf0vie1tiai eansss. saoh - light
ntnQ o. spontnne0ns eombugainn. 1onnl
oLl9 BtE3aG - |tAA1aEA4I heA|11A4AA4u ~
nearly ever IRE that breaks cut II III
foeasls o. o. ths pFaiFies. 1hs trouble
d TIE lack Of infssllRent forethO1Ght OF
he para Of TIE residents Of e. the %.
isuEnsEs IL thoas regionA 6uf19iul
care h not exsFefssd ii pssFsnting shG
Aoeauulation Of oombustible Tnbblsb.
And thase is often criminal nagliRenol
Ia setting cut fires In dr0aghfy Seasonal
Whea everything Il dry & b thoaght d
Be 9 good tine 70 destroy brush, and gel
rid Of unsightly RUBBISH; aad then,
after the nFs u started, the old lesson ID
learned that while q e good servant
it il bard master. In Short, men d.
not sufficiently realize that tbey ere 10
soms measure their bF0tbexs' keepeEa
In timbeFed dlstsioaa the mo9t rigid
rules should be enfoseed for the pEotee-
lien Of The property IN which al have
% laFRs . share Of interest. Tbs lava
Of some Of the States provide that every
man shall Be held responsible fol
damages resulting from prairie IRE
Set Gus On his own PREMISES, II u 10 81.
loved 10 70 beyond bis control. Ths
same rule should Be Eigidly appiied In
forest dIstricta. For If all men we're
sufBeiently careful thOss desolating fires
could not break out.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-18

The campaign In Virginia has opened
With 3 good deal Of enthusiasm 90 tne
pars Of the Republicans, Who - usual
are being led In Q mastery manner By
sx Senator Malone. Although there
are no lmpoEtanl STATE OfhesEs to Be
elected, Q Legislature win Be chosen
which will choose Q socoessoF 70
United States Senator RiddlsberRer.
II Il hlehly necessary that the Rspus-
lleana control this Legislature and they
mean to Do 20 II u Be possible. when
Il Il remembered that they carried Viz
eIsIa b. 5000 majority last year and
slsotsd slx out Of ten ConRfeasmen, II
does not appear that their chances Of
controlling the Legislature are By any
msans desperate. They have amene
their leaders the brightest and HhreSd
ct politicians In Virginia, and the
most enserpFisinR and energetic OF the
youne men Of lhs Stale are insiudsd u
lhelF ranks. They viii win II they Are
given half Q SHOW.
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EneunLs ~ ruE FANNY.

Hsosy 0ss1rs and bis party IN Nsw
Iosk ass haxine ~ end Of trVubis. The
rsu whleh Il oecapytna their atseniioa
iual 81 psSaeat q With to Socialists.
whon Mr.. 0eOrgs ana DR.. MSI1lynn
nave formally read Satsof The party.
IL Socialists shieet 10 tAia treatment
a the handa o. msa whOm they had
Esason 10 regard a. fellow believers 10
q common eazss. and theaf usetiaea
are nov made interesting By historical
Attacks upoa 0eesAe aaa ks3lyun.
uoom thsy have AppArsnsly so@s 60 10
ssra a. littia better than 0oela and
vandaraGla. ne SoeialiEs erAtoss ~.
eel ia faea thai George vas ElAa
suoasA - 81 tAsiE VOses whsn be was
. oandidsi@ fee he esHse q Mayor Of
Hss Yezk last fall al thaT asnounss
IAN Zee ingrAsitaAs at TIE Fanksas kind
fA4 all him . cEank devoted 70 ens Al
ssrd iAaA and aecass him q esiag every
AAine lhaa q great rstorwsE see1lansi BE-
Thsy ehiesAt ~ because hs assumes 10
ha tss sols propEssao< 81 . pelittOai paEty
e. UAksS tAsy Furnished ~ sFssias PEI
ssua Il 60 VoteA Indsed. thsy az al
eoSssAar Ainaaa6sd Nth The sslsbsatsS
taua rsfosssr. -. - BE hAs EAEisd
assaEAny via ths@. u = fair &c gaS-
sazss thaa be b soaally - dissatisfied
eta the@. hhavsEy pretty Gzkt -
q saanas, and q b earnestly 10 be Aopsa
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Ths PhEIadssphis Press Annoooees
saat ashs irrspssasibls Garter Harrison
Of OhIsaQos has gons 70 he Holy LAnd.
Tha PosE-IHTxELz0EscEa has asea :
asod many sojssliyss IN speAkine o.
washlngton Territory, bat . hss never
slsen 20 the heieht Of ealing y me
Holy Land. Il rsmainsd for Rnils-
delphla journal 10 aVCly this title 70 me
beautiful region which sx. Mayor HAr-
sison Il nov Yiatina for ths second tine
ana Of uhIsh be IL an enthusiastic ad-
wirsr. Thsrs has long besn BELIEF
psssalsnt amOaa old settlers 70 the e.
feet that the garden Of Bdss vas 10
ssssd ca Paess Ssund, ssd the nams
vhish ths Press applies 10 the Territory
wiIl 20 far towards souhFmina ..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-18

SENATOR shsEmsn knows . pso@ising
DIV vhsn be fess H. His Judgment n
sush mnstsrs hes loaG ben regarded e
sxsssssua and his opinion 10 not to b
Hahsiy regarded. He says Of ssatiis;
ssTheEe are ffsssu EhOusand peopie hsss
nOw. TIE number vii double before
you ksov q. snd shsrsaftsE the proersA
Of the city 70 greatness viii Be raUid
and aaaI.n
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A REMEDY FOR CHILIs AND
FEVER.

RocHRkrxR. n. Y. Dee. Is, lssS.
Fear years aeo ] contracted Q hard
cold thai settled on my langA had .
severe chill, followed By high fever,
raging headache. pain On my left side
over the laue. ana every time . a. Of
o1nShinG came 90, which vas every feW
inmates. is vas terrible 10 bear the pAin.
! tho1Rht Z ueant Al attack Of pos1-
noaia. e. ] vent thrsugh tuo-mortk
aieRe % thai disease, ADD il zane on
lust the sane w8y. AZ Is WAS aight
ihcagAi I uoald walt anaii uaogninR
before asnding fos doetos. Fortunately
a half. bar Of AI1nocKs PpnoUs Pas
rEsa vAs foand IN TIE posseSsiou Of .
fsiena who boarded with ~ One Of
tAess was pas on my throats two on my
ehssa and soe 90 81 hack ever the lsft
ahOalAeF blads. ] tAso bad hos foot
bath. Aftes aGAin aeating tntc bed, Il
seemed bat few min4tes wen eli Ey
synptcua Were relieved; The skin ~
zane quickly mossi; i eoaahad enly At
lcsNrTafA and then with very little sf-
tort. sd t1 sSoai a. hear vas Ia .
ssa1d GeapA froH With did not AWAKE
snsil mOEning. ! resrne1 ensipeas n
two aayA II. ?. FLrrnBn.
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mas EEmmezs Live RsgulaAor wilI nd
ia a dEzgspEss parity yoaF s5s,sns
enablo yu1 - asoep veil pEs4ens mA,a-
RIA Assesses and give y0a bFizk ezla
viaunBns feeli1a.s r. ac4s 6trecflY en
90 EiVsE and kidneFa, elsalsi1Rs paElfy-
ina, imxiRnrnsfma and fsEsifyinR he Us
tsm aRainza diznaan. Il vii bne1k %
ehflla an4 fever sad prsse1t theiR -
tuxn-yat enkirely fra frum caional O
quiniaP.
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strayed or Stolen.

A DARK CHESTNUT soERKL MARE.
- stA.d3ag ahozs - hasas hixk mAns
q @kaay t1fsea 30 tie esn1<gs tive whise htna
TEA Wklas strtps dogn he noss Sod ~
Grszsd EzE1oeed % D. saGswh<re nsar ne
cstF. Rkrs1as ene1Aa kG o. giving inferuA-
lisa ieA6t.M % ha4 TncpE9Fy VII ~ HhsEzlly
rguzrasd ~ lRying ssek inDxmAstoz &
LAE9kT0Hss livery slsAlA Aa5z e
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DISSOLUTION oF PaETAERsHIP.

rT,HE FTKM HERETOFORE EXISTING IN
Il der tks name and style Of ". b. Sho1dy
B Co., doing business In The city Of sestkla,
W. r., q this dap disselvsd By mutual con-
sa1a ". b. shsudy Aavtng purchases the en-
tire interest Il ". / Graves.
AL debis and liabilities Of The late firm Of
W. II. Gho1dy 4 O.. have bssn assumed b.
ka1d sheddy, md al debts and sccounts ow-
ing 70 MD ARA are 70 - paid Q him.
". II. 6H0UDY,
". /. GRAVES.
ssArnE. ". T.. Aus. 10, 1851.
NOTICE.
An debts and accounts owing the late Arm
a. ". u. Sheudy 3 Co. must - paid 70 ne at
my once. el7 6ommsrctAl street, on or be.
fore TIE lst Of BsptsnhaE, 1881, othsrWiss
they viii b placed In the hands Of my ~
tornsy for eolIsesoD.
SEATTLE, ". r, Aug. IG. 1851.
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The OKNTKMKRT" Ii ths most pop
uiar hid glove In AmeKica, Sl.4S for Ava
buttons. e90 foR eiRht bztton4 They
are far belou The prizes Of any otheE
Standard maker, and for Dc and duFa-
bilikY are ungxeeilsd- The above are ~
tai pzicsa (fhe glove y net sold at Wbele-
saIsJ a S0HWABAOHKK BROS. de12
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Has inst rstaEnsd from San Francissu
bringing with him The IaTeesf and anssl
stoak of f0reign and domestic woolsns
ana panfaioons, closh ever bEeaabt =
ths 6ound. Cal and examine tbs Rgp1I
&c l001 Frcnt street.. H9
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bsseSg frantinS &c ~Ecotland Park
saa ASeuas" tha GneGa dTiVs % tka
AeEtAWes1. oa1 b parsh&sed frs1 q.
q PzrEEss a o.. fee &sa0 an1ims
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Is shadss ls-incA al silk lace Fslrst
81 gard; 2i-tneA haayy gross gFaia
sllk - san francisco Store
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JAPAN BAZAAR,

WE HAVE yUsT RECEIVED A LARGE
wv assortment o. gspaasse Fancy aoodz
Ch1nswsre SIX n .ndkerchiafs, Enhroi1eEisa
screeus, BAnsers. Craze ssa@is. al kinds Of
Cnrios. Ladies EnSsrWear, 0suts Sbiris, fns
Teas. sie., and q genrrAl Hne Ct useful aEd
ornzDs1szi AFttelss. Please cal and sI4mins
our stock AZ our nav store 10 Hopkias' Elsctls
Lighf Buiiaiaz, Front street.. esst.ie. isls
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RBcTon AID FovsDn-Ths a. Rev. BlGhcp
Paddock.
TRrERzEs-w.J J. Thomson, stuart Rice, W.
d. Tyler. ". P. Pr1tchaed.
PKnczRAL-The Rev. ]. ". ColwsIl, u. A..
teacher Of varied experisace and great ABILITY.
FEEsF AssIsEAR1-erof. =. Taif, Who wiil
supeEintend the Mathematical and commar-
cial Departmenta
A eomplets staR Of eonpetsnt Specialists.
All the subjects Of high schools and busi,
ness colleges systematically and practically
tHugh1
TIE bes; instFuc,ioa givsa in Music Asd
Drswlag.
TIE discipline careful and the training
thorough.
The fees low.
Eighty papts snrclied last year ~ n
creased attendance this ytar.
shorthand AID ether subjects taught b. nal.
Tor further Information write %
sai1 In PRoF. J. TAIT.
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NOTICE.

TT TEE MArrKa or xHK KsTATK or
Wa EasraFt, euea4aa1
IA aaia - raal ssEats n ths ahsVe sts1ed
en1sa Aas Araa FsSlDn1s4 u1tl ln1ra1s9.
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Professors Albert Whyts and Plum
meF and Misses Mollie Male and Fay
Fuller returned yesterday from visit
70 Mount Tacoma, vhieh they assembled
70 q great height. They are, or we're
enthusiastic over their experisnce. Last
night Professor Piummer vent to the
residence Of Mr.. E. N. Ouimette accord
ing 10 axrangement and took possession
the family being sut OF town. This
morning the professor awakened slowly
20 the realization that be had been
shIoFefoFmed during the night by soms
persons Who bad effected an entrance
iAto the house. and having rendered
him very hard 20 awaken, had ran.
sacked the house with the utmost free
dom, stFewing the articles from draw
eFs. boxea and eupboards Fecklemly over
the door. whether they carried away
With them anything Of value cannot be
judged until after the return Of Mr..
Ouimetts and family and al inventory
10 taken. Burglars are busy in the city
and net Q night passes but one or more
attempts at burglary are reported, at
tended With more or less success, viewed
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